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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12

We have three Florida exchanges on
our list and we find more "politics" in
one month in one Ohio exchange than
we find in all three of the Florida ex-
changes in one year. They talk more
about tropical fruits, vegetables, fertil'
igers and something good to eat, and
how to raise it and don't seem to think
that the whole population can:ive on
politics alone.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12

Senators Cameron, Vest, Plumb and
others, just returned from tour through
Alaska, report that the lack of full knowl-
edge of the grandeur and great wealth
of the territory of Alaska is attributed
to the failure of congress to give more
attention to the affairs of that territory
to encourage emigration and to give ma
terial to laid the development to the
great mineral and other resources of
that country. Have they got natural
gas up there? If not the raw material
must come to this section to be manufac-
tured, and line of boots would be the
next best thing to talk about develop
in0
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12
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CHILD EN-

Often need some safe catbarlic and tonic to a.
vert approaching sickness or to relieve collie,
headache, sick stomach, indigestion, dysentsry
and the complaints incident to childhood. Let
The children take Simmons Liver ROgula tor and
heep we'll. itispuroly vegetable. not unplsas-
ant 10 the taste aud safe to take alone or 10 con-
neellon with other medicine. The genuine has
our Trade Mark ~" in red on front Of wrapper.
J.iH. Zeiliu 4 Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12

A moralzer in the Gin. Telegram thus
laments fallen boodler: "Poor Matt
Morgan / feel sorry every time / pass
his place. Ii was such coEy home, Matt
got $4,000 year and fitted up love of
home out in Clifton. next 10 Eicher's
garden. 1t cost him $25,O00 He bor-
rowed some money on 1t of DeCamp,
Strowbridge's bookkeeper, and the frst
Thing he knew the house was sold for SlS,.
200. Matt is in New York doing work
for photographers but he Isn't making the
long green stuff he used 10. Such is life
in large CITY,"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12

Not in the history OF the c. II. & ID.
Road, and we made the acquaintance OF
some of the ground upon which it 80
built before it was road, has the sur
face Of the earth been 40 completely
Parched as at present. From little
spark from the passing locomotive fires
have been kindled all along the line and
in places spread over Whole farms de-
vourng dead grass and stubble, parcl.-
ing hedges and young orchards and
fences. Between Weston and Deshler
large tracts Of timber land is on fire, clear
ing up the underbrush and dead trees ne
II passes along. And yet this is nothing
Ms compared with portions of Wisconsin
and other Northwestern States. The Chi
cago Journal estimates the area of the
present droulh to extend oyer 100000
square miles.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12

Allen o.Myers, "Pickaway, MS furnish
ing mater from Columbus to the Enqut-
er, for Republican papers to copy. They
caught .Vallandigham with the little
Office of Clerk of the State Senate.
Wonder what bait has been used for
"Pickaway ?" Great is politics.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12
All the Chicago Gang Found Guilt,

CHICAGO, Aug, 6.-AIter the arguments
in he great Doodle trial were concluded =,
Friday afternoon. the jury fled out and at
9 p. m. agreed upon a verdict. The court
room was crowded, and the clerk, in a
trembling voice, announced one after an
other OF the entire IL guilty. Commits
soners ClauGhry, Ochs, Leyden, Van Pelt
Wren, Wasserman, and Warden Varnel
were each gwen Two years in the peniten-
iiary, and Commissioners Mccarthy, Oil
yer, Casselman ard Cells were fined $1,000
each. First ballot Of the jury stood IL 10
l for conviction, but all agreed on the sec
ond the dlsr ute then being on whom 10
send 10 pr son.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12
Rev. Leonard B. Bacon, of the Indepen.

Rev. Leonard B. Bacon, of the Indepen-
dent Presbyterian Church, OF Savannah
Georgia, ia reported 10 have delivered
an extempoi aneous Fourth Of July Sermon
which, if not colored to suit u political
campaign in the North, did not suit the
digesiion OF his audience. AS the report
reached us through northern exchanges,
DIR. Bacon, after brief review of the Bi'
blical history OF the Jews, called attention
to the fact that the Divinity always
yaised up men 10 meet national emergen-
cies and enlogistically mentioned Wash
ington, Lincoln and Grant as the saviors
Of this country taking occasion as lie spoke
TO nllude TO the South as having been on
the wrong side in the great struggle.
While his language was firm but not Be-
we're, a large portion Of his audience is re-
ported to have taken umbrage at his re-
marks, and one man Ia reported 10 haye
left the church during the delivery OF the
ihe congregation neglected to 60 to the al
tar to exchange civililies with their pastor
As is their usual custom. 1t is true that
there are mossbacks in all parts of the
country who will take greater ofiense al
the utterance OF one living truth than they
would at the ultersnce OF a dozen dead
lies. They are built that way and proba-
bly, can't help il. The above sentiment
does mt correspond with that ELECTED on
the visit OF the Ohio editors 10 The same
eity four years ago. They never met II
heartier welcome than was rendered them
in that city. 1t is true that nearly ell
their committees of reception and enter
tainment had seen service In the ConfedeI-
ale army, and Captain Falligant, assigned
ed 10 deliver The address OF welcome aboard
one Of their $500, 900 steamers alluded to
ex.Presldent Garfield in such manner as
left but few dry eyes among the audience.
il is also true that number OF visiting
sdiiors had visited the same city with Gen
Sherman nearly twenty years previous,
which seemingly made Them the more IA
yored guests on this occasion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12

Christopher Meyer, of New York, the
largest individual stockholderin the G, ii,
4 d. Railroad, is authority for the state
ment that President StNynor, OF ives q
;staynor, will resign, and that Cincinnati
man will be chosen in his place.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12

Geo. Eugine Bryson, editor of the Key
pfhe Cult, Key West, Florida, charged
their Board of Health Of being death
board instead. As there has been only 32
deaths in Key West in two months, and
is,being tie only city in the U. S. strick-
en- with the yellow fever, the Pensacola
Commercial thinks there is clear case
against Bryson, and advises him 10 retroct
and compromise, for as death board the
Board OF Health is conspicuous failure
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12

The journals in the South, speaking for
protection, do not speak for the people.
The people speak for themselves at the
polls and in Congress, and they speak
in voice that must he obeyed, in favor of
reform of the war tarlff.-LouisriRe Cour.
Ter journal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12

If Ohio is divided on the Presidency
in the national convention in 1893, her
delegation might as well stay at home.
She will have no standing in the conven-
tiun, When she was united in 1876 she
dictated the ticket. Dayton Journal.
That means the John Sherman gag
rule on Ohio Republicans must be enfor.
ced and no opinion outside Of this must
be entertained
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12


The TiTin dIrer,;so, Democrotic closes
,, l,,a.i.I 49,. ,.,s I..',,-,., w.,
'os e'''o' '"' w ,"' '"'o '"'''''' |o"-
Ven'Ion with The following suggestive par
Ugraph
If would he useIess IN osser, that serec,
county IA moi sore She /, ve,v sore and
thnt SORENESS ia nnt dsrrcssoJ bv ,Ie krn,v'
ledge iLn, for J,ar dnfea, clio IL s,araeIv in
drbted to The schemings nj local noiiIic;nns
who. thou,h moi deleeates were unon The
ground esgerlv messing ,he,r narson,I
Grievances 1o iLe iron, with nh. do,ermi-
nation Of defeating MIR Nob,e We hone
these wounds will 1eaI. pprhnns ,hev viii
bnt il will moi he 10 jnv NOR p.r, week
nor next month.
Tho rim, r.n,, Do,,,,;. .;,o,
u,a ,,,o,;ma a,a.,, q W ID 49,.
Iot.., :, H.. t.,,...,.- ,a.,
M l,roa, - ,l,s 40 Nil, b.
Judge, as facts develop, seems to be about
the worst case o! political murder that
ever occurred Mr. Noble was there
% .it.r S fo@ h"lot, ,I !, SInaa IIu 'oL M 'I '
TO tile end. Several times during the cam
vention, Wood county wanted 10 break for
lim; put Dy bniidozng II was prevented.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12

We present our readers this week with
the portraits oil the ClicOgo boodlers, who
seem to travel in pairs, and also seem 10
be laughing out OF the "othcr" side OF
their mouths,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12
ANOTHER HOLOuOsr.
The Greatest Railway Horror OF tho
Century.


The most irightful railroad horror re-
ported in the history of dis country oc-
CURED near ChNtsworth, Central Illinois,
on Wednesday night. An excursion train
carrying 900 passengers plungcs into a
burning bridge Nrd ali goes down in u
mass, the cars taking fire from the lamps
10 add to the horror The latest ndvices re.
port 1l0 dead taken from the wreck, aud
about four times that number fatally and
severely wounded. Fhe excursion party
was male up in Central Illinois, the
larger number coming from Peoria, and
its destination was Niagara Falls. The
details Of the accident are sickening and
horrible, and TO add sull greater horror
is the suspicion that the bridge was fired
by human iends, who plundered the dead
and dying in the ghtstly scenes OF such
horror.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12

II is reported that Cincinnati synd'l
cate will FIX up Johnson's Island as sum
mer resort.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12

ohios twenty memorials Mt Gettysburg
will be dedicated Sept. ID. The exercises
will DO held at Cemetcy Hill.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12

Jefferson Davla ought either to get him.
self naturaIized or else cease from further
endeavors to interfere with the mai ers
aud things Of country which dlsowns
him just as he disowned it,-PhaadeIhia
IeLeQraph.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12

The thermometer continues from 1912
TO 1902 IN the shade in the cities from
Jacksonville north 10 Canada, and as
many deaths occur from heat daily, in
cities OF the same sNe, as have died in Key
West from all complaints, since the So
called epidemic" made its appearance.
Key Of The GWJ, Florida.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12

Foraker wants the people 10 have "visis
BILE testimonials TO the existence of the
government" II Congress would provide
that all retailers should collect the reye-
nues itemIzing IN the bill the amount go
ing to the government on each article
sold, the people would have such a visible
testimonial as 10 the existence OF govern
ment rs would result in The governments
having a very visible testimonial to the
existence OF the people. - Gereiand Pres.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12

Guileau's head is being exhibited in a
museum at Brighton Beach only few
miles from the place Of Galfeld's death.
There should not even be curiosity to see
the Uranium that covered assassination -
Coi,a,lm Jownd
just what kind Of "captal" is to he
made out of this exhibition il not stated.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12
WORKING CLASSES INTENTION At /!

prepared TO furnish ailclasscf with emplo \ M, NJ
at home, the whole Of the time or for n cir
pare moments Business new. light and pro-
Itahle. Persons OF eithcrsex easily earn III, ~
30 cents to 50 OOper evening. and Il UruI or
uonal -um by devotin all their time to- the | as
tncss. Boyrand girls earn neurly AZ nrch a =
men, That RllwhO Gee this may send their pd-
dress VIZ make this offer, To such a. are not
well satiehed we wi send one dollar to pa! for
outhtfree. Address GEORGE sTINsoN & Co,
Portland Maine
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12


A bar in full blast at Camp Gsrretstom
where beer Is sold openly and whiskey aud
other spIriluous liquors under false names
WAS about the last thing to be expected
under the auspices of the Fifth regiment !;
yet there the bar Is and from all accounts
it is producing the effects usually observ-
ed in The vicinity of bars. As many of
the Filth regiment are minors, the pres
enee OF this bar in the camp ia rendered
unusually questionable, The fathers and
mothers Of these miners will not be pleas
ed 10 learn that their sons are thu. expo
sed 10 temptation as an incident OF their
enforced service 10 the State, but these
same parehls can rel the staff officers TO
thinking in such away as TO make mn end
OF this bar and preclude the possibility OF
iulnre ones at the annual encampment.-
CfeueiGld Press,
This is bad for the "5th Ohio" but we
are glad 10 say that II ia not tho "Old
Fifth Ohio" but the new, 80, N. q .
under religious Republican adminlstra-
tion of peculiar period In The 10Th
century.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12
NORTH ROUND.


NntR on running OIL Il rams.
Train No. leaves Columbus every Sunda
At 80 a. m and arrives in Toledo nt 10 n. m
Train No. leaves Toledo every Sunday
6;05a. m, and arrives at Columbus at 1893
a. m.
Train leaving Columbus at 400 P. VI. tnorth
bound runs daily and carries through sleeper
for Chicago, via Fnstoria and b. & q. R.R.
Train leaving Columbus at 10 20 An. has
through coach alta between Columbus and
Detroit.
Direc iconnec ctions made in Union Depot Al
Columbus tor Newark. GAINESVILLE, Pitbsurgi
Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington and Phila.
delphla alsofor Dayton, Cincinnati Louis
Vile, and a Il points South and Southwest.
,ss- Close connections nj Toledo for Detroit
and allpointsi Michigan and Canada.
II. J. FALKENRACH,
Geu'lPasseuger erand TiekeiAgent,
COLUMBUS, U.
G.. r. CARR, Gepl Supt.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12
{. c. WAITE,
Vice Pscst. and Genl Manager.

Trains of this Company pass PEI
PASSING SOUTH ( daily except S"nday)
Dayton y Cincnnati Express 7.l0 A. N
Detroit, Toledo Il Gin. Mail tD) II O5 N
Toledo Lima Accommodation % P. "
Detroit, Toledo & Gin. Express ID II 25 P Y
FRED DEGMEF, Agent, Perrysbnrg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12

w1DAY = AUGUST IL, 1887
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12

GOING SOUTH, GOING SoRrH
(Read down.)~ STATIONS. (Rend up)
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12
TOLEDO COLUNBTS AND SNrTHEEN.

C. r. CARR, Gepr supt.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-12
SOUTH BOUND.

Ar Macarthur Jc. ." .." 6 80 y M IN 35am
Gallipois.." ...... 8 l0p m ] 37pm
E, Pomeroy 49, l'''''.."' 90 E. 2 80 :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
SPOKEN or FOR MR.. q ARREITSPLACE
MR. KING, OF ERIE, AND MR.. sPENSER
NAMED.

THREE PER CENT sEMI-ANSUAL DIVIDEND EX-
PECTED-AcCoUSu g F02 TIE DECLINE IN
THE STOCKS.
BALTIMORE, Sept 10 tSpecian. A. Hambleton
Co.. the bankers close friends OF Mr.. Garrett who know
more about the inside Baltimore and Ohio affairs than
any her banking firm outside those In the Syndicate
will say in their weekly circular to- morrow:
1t appears to BIO accented as fact Garrett will
sign The nresi OF the tmore and OHIO Company In
willing 70 he relieved OF the great responsibility Which mas
Mr. spense OF the Baltimore aud Ohio spkea OF as Mr.
n % Of e acs AND h G a tho
have had little tod IN shaping tho policy ana manase
consisted principally the Tent
derrns rom what wa, during lifetime q
John ana no cos mann mo y thSfo1ghy
competent Botrd % Dreetor. ,.,,. ., a.. p.,,
more and OHIO arr ed Sy s o rs
COMPANY might seqav - ogJU, 10 for alarm The
has due equivalent al re monsy which mas
not AT present pro corresponding to the ont
tween Ba @orr a"d Philadelphia Of branch Of the
n saG D1 MI h give
tie baltimore mi OHIO through connection via heaans
the decns IN the market value Of Ba%Srs anna anna
ohio heretofore tod iancJ price bee nss MS
paid large dyeod and being held ha afEs T nr bas be%
easily sustained TINS week the stock has sold be- e.
Is no, pooaSs mat baltimore and much
d tS% i IN # ms tho D With m
ected and the question OF dividend - settled o sS a.
least per cent senannaal dy,deh Ti ps Io To-
This decline douD due TO tbs proposed
pro sffe Witch has %cen selling 80 ia, not been
offered below 1875 otooarss suy increase ~ %
value There has been no change In any OF me
sell any OF the various Cincinnati washington anu
90 i sa - y i mot due to any loss Of
dence in the baltimore and ono Suarantss put ,s 'D
~ per cent OF sngoncy the money markets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17

thu Of the day the few who dropped
in durlng the evening there only ons topic OF cgn
yersafjoo All were more than pleased WIZ the
snccess of the Volunteer. Commodore Aston, VINO
vie wed the race from the Cepheus and paih psr,ieu.
attention 10 the movements OF the Thistle Ahea o'o'
with friend. -. a.. 40. today
that Thisf.s stock must down. sa,d Ne. pu.
n spite of to-dsys sailing you must consider ths
ali The Thistle Is no, In good CONDITION. pCnl nos
hauled ont for months must be hiry heh 5o
was towing a small boat ami carrying TWO Doar ios
calls sef ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS no doup OF tnat NV
.een enough OF her already 10 know thar sue sei
slippery boat in light wind but IN my J,aSheud IN
I don't think the wind will DO lignt enough II
hack TO enable the Thistle beat the Volunteer under
INV circumstances You see, they VIII nave 20 nanp
fwsntyeight miles out OF 1t To make twenty % Tue b
ward That makes the race psarly nity ni,o, in"
they have 10 do in seven hours That's prooaDly eno
IN 81 wa tina Volunteer victory in that racs IN io'
wnra a betting man | think would rlsa IT,
On m. Volunteer In that race. bnt WIZ
shay sail the New-York Yacht C,uo cc 60, 90
we have 20 remember that sometimes the no
any wind M NIL The Volunteers great point Is , ~
rindward In triangular race WITH only ~ ss....nd
the cour.e 10 wind ard, In light air eau p,t
tai the Thistle might dangerous cohPeutti.. snh
it a her behavior in heavy wind that Inahes raot
stantIaly certain that the Volunteer IS INC ~ Ella
A tnof OF old salts among them Cartah JOG ~,
,var,b Brands Iiopkins and Tom Harrisoh, caso,
scussed tho situa;ion. They are All maht
,h"ug tbey recognize the Thistes possines in ,ost
wind {" iut no one doubt that sfe mauo '"o ~
I'm today" REMARKED ODe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
ROUGHLY TREATED BY HIGHWA YMEN

sPRIsGpIELD. Mass Sept 16 Especial. -Corey Wood.
young man In business as grain and feed dealer In
Chcopec lives in West Springfield and is IN the habit Of
riding home on horseback after his days WORK. On
Tuesday no received unusual sum OF money after
banking hours and when closing for the night left his
money In the store taxing only 80 in his pocket 1t 90
cured to MIN that the blinking OF silver In his pockets
might attract attention The night was unusually dark
Alta narrow shaded portion Of the road. distant from
houses TWO called out to him and he slackened his
pace. One Of the men held the horse whe the other
seized and ragged Mr.. Wood with handkerchief and
threw him OF his horse into bushes In gully below
tho road. The masked. When Wood recovered
from q partial Inscnsbility. he was bound, still gagged
and sufering from OF chloroorm This road Is
much travelled and his groans brought assistance and
relief Tho robbers his money and his keys but left
is watch His watch showed that ho had lain uncon-
scous two hourA
Later Developments show that the robbers had struck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
UNITED LABoR'S LIVELY CAMPAIGN.

A BIG MEETING IN UNION SQUARE Io-Ni"hi-pi|
MGLYNS's ACTIVITY.
preparatIons for the United Labor partys big raihca-
ton meeting in Union Square night were actively
carried on yesterday Four speakers stands Will be
used besides the cottage, and tho committee is confident
that the demonstration will surpass anything OF the
kind ever held in NewYorK. There Will be music and
fireworks In abundance TO enyen the pauses between
the speeches. James q. Mcguire, Dr. AcGiynn' Henry
George, James l. Quinn. Victor A. Wilder James r.
Archibald Thomas Moran, DIR. Coughlin and August
Meyer arc some OF the principal speakers John Nc
Msckin will probably preside
Dr. McGlynn will have his hands full for the next
few days lie will speak for District Asso-
citation No. 81 at Brommers Park this alter
noon an. Mt Union Square tonight Tomorrow
afternoon he will deliver lecture at tho Masonic Ten
pie aud the evening will address the XII TN Assembly
district United L,bnr Party at Miners Theatre Eighth
ave ON Monday afternoon he will attend the picnic at
oness Wood District Assembly No To- the car drivers
and in the evening will mako campaign speech Of
Stapleton. >. l.
meeting Of tho United Labor party leaders was held
last for holding tho county and city
convention but II adjourned without liking any definite
date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
Nn HITCH IN TILE Il. AND o. pEAI.

There have been frequent rumors In Wall street In
tho past three days that the agreement by whch
loan OF $40 100000 recently made 10 the Baltimore
aud Ohio RAILROAD might not be carried out, because
the examination OF tue companys aIalrs had been
unsa isfactory. The first condition OF tho agtrccns
provided verifcatlon of the statements that had
been made by the company and the tumOrs set In
motion since have been suggestive OF failure In this
rcsIcct
Pierpont Morgan, who largely instrumental
IN bringing tho negotiations 10 successful Issue,
said Yesterday when the runlors were mentionel
avon my saw distinctly that the examination so far
IL has proceeded has been highly satisfactory There
have been no differences between tho company and
the syndicate and have doubt that the agteelncnt
will be carried out Ia tho very letter"